Transportation Spend Management Blog
Practical insights for finance and supply‑chain leaders on parcel & freight audits, carrier contracts, and analytics..
Supply Chain Visibility for a Resilient Future
Supply chain visibility isn't just a buzzword; it's the key to successful supply chain operations in today's unpredictable world. However, only 24% of supply chain professionals reported visibility in...
Ultimate Guide to the Top Parcel Carriers of 2026
The global parcel delivery landscape is undergoing unprecedented transformation as we approach 2026. With the parcel delivery market projected to reach USD 700 billion by 2030, leading carriers are in...
Top LTL Carriers for 2026: A Complete Rank
The top LTL carriers for 2026 are dominated by FedEx Freight, Old Dominion Freight Line, XPO Logistics, and Estes Express Lines, following significant market consolidation after Yellow Corp’s 2023 c...
A Guide to Duty Drawback: How to Recover Import Costs
Duty drawback allows businesses to get refunds on customs duties, taxes, and fees paid on imported goods that they eventually export or destroy. Especially with fluctuating global trade policies and t...
Delivery Area Surcharge: How to Reduce Added Shipping Fees
A delivery area surcharge (DAS) is an added fee used to compensate carriers for shipping to remote or hard-to-reach locations such as mountainous regions, islands, or rural areas with limite...
Managing Accessorial Charges: How to Spend Less On Shipping
Accessorial charges are additional fees applied by freight carriers for services that go beyond standard pickup and delivery, such as packing, unloading, or storage. These fees cover the extra time, l...
What Is Shipping Insurance? A Guide for Shippers
Shipping insurance is a service that protects packages from damage, theft, and loss during transit to help reduce the risks of shipping high-value or delicate items. Carriers may include ins...